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Meanings of enthusiastic shouts in English
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Usage of enthusiastic shouts in English
1
Upstanding, and with enthusiastic shouts, the whole of the tenants drank the toast.
2
All these things were repeatedly interrupted by the enthusiastic shouts of the audience.
3
The proposed solemnity took place amidst the extacies and enthusiastic shouts of his people.
4
The mangled, ragged, half-starved soldiers answered with loud enthusiastic shouts.
5
The words of Muza were received with enthusiastic shouts by the warlike part of the populace.
6
We may imagine the enthusiastic shouts and welcomes with which he was received by the people.
7
Above the shrieking of men and women and the clang of contending arms, he heard enthusiastic shouts:
8
He spoke in a merry tone to the soldiers here and there, and they replied to him with enthusiastic shouts.
9
Napoleon was the appointed chief of the troops, and they were filling the streets with enthusiastic shouts of "Live Napoleon."
10
When Artevelde ceased, therefore, instead of the enthusiastic shouts with which he hoped his oration would be greeted, a confused murmur arose.
11
Then a chorus of Hellenic singers began a polyphonous hymn, and amid its full, melodious notes, which rose above the enthusiastic shouts of "Hail!"
12
Enthusiastic shouts resounded under my windows, from whence I showered gold amidst the people; and in the evening the whole town was illuminated.
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Enthusiastic shouts across language varieties
United Kingdom
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